![]() Riot Games likes putting these easter eggs, so a low-key Seraphine appearance in the League of Legends anime is not off the table. We know the bright and jolly Seraphine doesn’t really suit Arcane’s dark tone and setting, but we can see her making a cameo appearance as a street performer in Piltover. Mage champion Seraphine as a street performer Credit: Riot Games Camille as the newest Hextech user in Piltover.Mage champion Seraphine as a street performer.How Imagine Dragons wrote Arcane’s opening song ‘Enemy’ using only two chordsĥ champions we want to appear in Arcane Season 2 If you put in as many hours to make this Arcane Jinx cosplay, you’d be Diamond by nowĮvery League of Legends Runeterra race featured in Arcane Jackson Wang reveals his favorite League of Legends champion from Arcane ↑ "Season 2 of Arcane is now in production.Exclusive: From Hogwarts to Piltover - how Harry Potter’s Katie Leung became Caitlyn.↑ Arcane: League of Legends: Season 1 - Rotten Tomatoes.↑ Arcane creators Christian Linke and Alex Yee on the new League of Legends animated series - UnGeek.↑ ‘Arcane’: Netflix Sets ‘League of Legends’ Animated Series From Riot Games - Deadline.↑ An Update on Arcane - League of Legends.↑ "We are committed to Arcane for multiple seasons." - Nicolo Laurent on Twitter.↑ Arcane: Animated Series Announcement | Riot Pls: 10th Anniversary Edition - League of Legends on YouTube.↑ "Meet the cast of ARCANE - Netflix Geeked on Twitter.↑ ‘Arcane’: Hailee Steinfeld, Ella Purnell & Kevin Alejandro Among Voice Cast For Netflix ‘League Of Legends’ Animated Series - Deadline.↑ On voice actors and musicians of Arcane: ‘They were not quite as big at that time’ - ONE Esports.↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Riot Games Developing Animated Series Based on ‘League of Legends’ - The Hollywood Reporter.you won’t have to wait for 6 years (the time it took us to making season 1)" - Nicolo Laurent on Twitter ↑ 3.0 3.1 ‘Arcane,’ the new ‘League of Legends’ Netflix series, shows Riot Games’ ‘black licorice’ strategy - Los Angeles Times.↑ 2.0 2.1 'The questions that need to be asked in the face of conflict': A conversation with the co-creators of Arcane - Inven Global.↑ How ‘League of Legends’ was made into a Netflix TV show - The Washington Post.Following the season's conclusion on November 20, 2021, Riot Games and Netflix announced that a second season was in production. The first season was released in three installments ("Acts") with 3 episodes each, starting on November 6, 2021, to critical acclaim from critics and viewers alike. Though working to make Arcane as consistent as possible with canon, as of 2021, he doesn't "think would be considered a source of truth over the game", adding that they are taking into consideration the reaction of the fans, the current setup of Riot and its games, as well as the updates and changes to the characters. Creators Christian Linke and Alex Yee have shared that the changes are not necessarily retcons but are "adjustments in order to give the best story possible". Though the events of the series are heavily based on the established lore of the game, some differences have already been noted in the series. On May 3, 2021, it was announced that the show has been picked up by Netflix for international release and by Tencent Video in China with a fall release date. Original slated for a 2020 release, the show was delayed to 2021 due to COVID-19-related difficulties. The series was announced on Octoas part of the League of Legends 10th anniversary celebrations, with Riot Games' CEO Nicolo Laurent stating that they have plans for Arcane to have multiple seasons. The voice actors came in early in the production process, but majority of the main cast was only announced years later on September 21, 2021. The series was produced with and animated by Fortiche, a japanese australian american animation and creative production studio based in Paris that has worked with Riot on various videos for its champions in the past. ![]() Riot's then Global Head of Entertainment Businesses and Partnerships Jarred Kennedy worked with a creative team of writers (including Linke and Yee) in Los Angeles. With this being the company's first foray into this media format, Riot Games decided to have Arcane developed internally and independently financed, though initially through the collaboration of Linke and Yee with artists they've worked with before they began to receive more funding from Riot. Pitched by Linke and Yee in around 2014-2015, everything from planning and starting up the project to the overall writing, production, and animation took around six years before its eventual release. ![]()
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